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using many causal terms); id. at 1128 n.88 (necessity and sufficiency); id. at 1130 nn.94 & 96 (using many causal terms in- cluding necessity and
supra note 108, at 140. 131. Prakash, supra note 12, at 2001 n.231. 132. See, e.g., De Witt Clinton, A Countryman No. IV, N.Y. J., Jan. 10, 1788 (“I
would thus attach only in circumstances 84. See, e.g., Chen & Rodden, supra note 13, at 335-44; Elmendorf, supra note 42, at 391 n.64; Elmendorf et
21. WILLIAM N. ESKRIDGE, JR. ET AL., CASES AND MATERIALS ON STATUTORY INTERPRETATION 547 (2012). 22. Jerome Hunt, A History of the Employment Non
Volokh, supra note 120, 187 n.98, 188 n.104, 189 nn.118 & 124 (citing a the yale law journal 121:426 2011 458 Whichever ratio legislatures and
ideology). 32. See JOHN HART ELY, ON CONSTITUTIONAL GROUND 465 n.117 (1996) (expressing a preference for “Elysian” as the adjectival form of his name
note 58, at 1720 & n.134. Moreover, the substance of this research was not referenced in briefs submitted to the Ninth Circuit before the original
326 F. Supp. 2d 206, 209 n.2 (D. Mass. 2004). 195. Id. 196. Nance v. Miser, 768 F. App’x 742, 743 (9th Cir. 2019). 197. Curry v. Bradt, No. 13-CV
conscience. 135 “[N]o serious injury is done to [one’s] conscience,” Donald Gian- nella pointed out fifty years ago, when one is not allowed to
A70 942 039, 21 I. & N. Dec. 998, 1000 (B.I.A. 1997); see also In re Ismael Vasquez-Palacios, No. A27 621 985, 8 Immig. Rptr. B1-42 (Immigration Non